Classic Country Type Intro in F | Pedal Steel Guitar Lesson

Hello and welcome to Steel Picking! In this video, I show how to play a classic country sounding intro in the key of F on the pedal steel guitar. Hope it helps and keep picking!
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[@kithaas5370]

One of the best steel guitar teachers out there!

[@SteelPicking]

Kit, thanks so much! Keep Picking. Aaron

[@superorangeish]

You find pockets like: 2 below the a/ b F,with A pedal release and E flat lever in...and your still in F....new maneuvers!

[@SteelPicking]

Hope it helps! Keep Picking! Aaron

[@johnkriedemann4901]

Very helpful thanks Aaron plus very simple the way you talk it through allowing time to write down the Tabs. Most appreciated from Down Under in Australia.

[@SteelPicking]

John, no problem so glad the lessons are helping. Keep picking! Aaron

[@tomasandersson3850]

Hi Aaron! Thank you for your lessons in steel guitar, You learned great things. My name is Tomas Andersson and comes from Norrköping Sweden, Have bought me a Zumsteel from 1967 and is happy with it. I've been around for 5 years and played Steel started playing 1970 with guitar in dance band, fun starting with steel guitar and develop cool, looking forward to new challenges with your lessons. Keep on pickin, kind regards from Tomas

[@SteelPicking]

Tomas, so glad to help and hope you enjoy your journey on the steel. Keep Picking! Aaron

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

This intro can work on hundreds of songs! Very nice stuff. I used the other one you taught on a song yesterday at church! Thanks for another tool for the I tro arsenal!

[@SteelPicking]

James, no problem glad you are getting to use these in your playing. I am happy to hear when players are taking the things we put out and using them to their playing. Thanks for your nice comments! Aaron

[@GaryBook]

I am learning pedal steel. I do appreciate your lessons. I am a guitar, bass, mandolin, piano player taking on the pedal steel after I got open tunings on the guitar down.

[@SteelPicking]

Thanks Gary. We are glad to help. Keep Picking! Aaron

[@GaryBook]

What amp do you use? Can you use a standard guitar amp? An interesting lesson would be on the topic of different amps nd sendings.

[@SteelPicking]

Gary, we have an equipment video going over most of my stuff. I am currently using a Roland Blues Cube Artist. I may do an more in depth video on my amp set up in the future. Just try and get a good warm sound kind of like a good Strat would sound through a Fender twin . It gets back to personal taste and also effect pedals change the dynamic . Keep Picking! Aaron

[@therightsound7547]

thats really pretty Aron

[@SteelPicking]

Thank you so much; glad that you enjoyed it! Keep picking!

[@larrydering1598]

Sweet little intro. Nicely done. Thanks Aaron.

[@SteelPicking]

Larry, glad you liked it! Thanks! Aaron

[@vincentlenci]

Thanks much Aaron you're reinspiring me to play. Again after 4 years after these strokes. Still difficult to follow

[@SteelPicking]

Your post really means a great deal to Jacob and I. I am so glad you are trying the steel again. Stay at it and keep us posted. Keep picking! Aaron

[@MrMarlenman]

What a friend

[@craigschwartz234]

Arron I really like your teachings, Thank You so much

[@SteelPicking]

Craig, no problem. We are trying to put things out that will promote the steel. I am glad you liked the videos and thanks for the kind words. Keep picking! Aaron

[@huibplomp5155]

Great presentation and lessons.

[@SteelPicking]

Thank you so much; glad that you enjoy them! Keep picking! Aaron

[@mamutcat]

Thanks, Aaron. As usual, so many great moves for us beginners. I'm ready to chip in on the Patreon page. Cheers, Al

[@mamutcat]

You can take all the little parts of the licks, play them in different orders, play them backwards, etc. One lick becomes a dozen. Thanks again for your teaching.

[@SteelPicking]

Allan, you got it that is what I like to hear. I hope to spark some creative thoughts. That is how I learned. Keep picking! Aaron

[@SteelPicking]

Allan, thanks. Jacob is editing our video for that . Hopefully we will launch the site this week. Thanks in advance for your support! Aaron

[@ronaldneville9986]

this is helpful with my steel playing

[@SteelPicking]

Roland, thanks. Glad the video is helping. Keep picking! Aaron

[@travistruckerhunter698]

Nice intro, Aaron, Vince Gill comes to mind.

[@SteelPicking]

Travis, I can hear that. Hope you get a lot of mileage out of this! Keep picking! Aaron

[@travistruckerhunter698]

definitely aaron, nice liitle bricks to put together into new licks. Many thanks for that!

[@SteelPicking]

Thanks again Travis! Aaron

[@johnnyprevento7396]

Great Aron.Very pretty.

[@SteelPicking]

Johnny, thanks and glad you liked it. Keep picking! Aaron

[@johnkalament2902]

Love this intro, does anyone know if the Tab and backing track are available ?

[@SteelPicking]

Thank you for the kind words and support, John! Our tabs and backing tracks are available on our Patreon site, but this was a lesson we created right before we started Patreon. So, there is not a tab or backing track available for this particular lesson, unfortunately. Thank you again and keep picking!

[@johnkalament2902]

@@SteelPicking Thanks so much for your reply, Great intro and very well explained.

[@mikehill3426]

Overall I like the lesson. Unlike some other commenters I find the pace painfully slow with a lot of unnecessary repitition.

[@SteelPicking]

I really do not have anyway of knowing the playing level or ability of the viewers out there. I therefore lean toward teaching as if everyone is a beginner. I find this method will help more people. Hey you can always fast-forward. LOL